Personal & Family
Visit Visa
Family visit, tourist and business visitor visas to the UK.
How we can help
Bringing family to the UK for a wedding, a new baby, Eid or simply a holiday should be straightforward, but visit visa refusals are common when the evidence is weak. We help you put forward a clear, well-supported application.
We check that the applicant meets the rules, prepare a covering letter and sponsor documents, and make sure the Home Office has everything it needs to see that the visitor will return home.
Who we help
Families inviting parents, siblings or relatives to the UKVisitors coming for a wedding, holiday or special occasionBusiness visitors attending meetings or eventsApplicants who have previously been refused
What we cover
Standard visitor visasFamily visit applicationsSponsor letters and invitation lettersEvidence of funds and accommodationCovering letters addressing previous refusalsAdvice after a refusal and fresh applications
How it works
1Get in touchCall, WhatsApp or send an enquiry. Tell us briefly what has happened.
2Advice and quoteWe explain your options and, wherever we can, confirm a fixed fee in writing.
3We act for youYour solicitor handles your matter and keeps you updated at every stage.
What to bring to your first meeting
The visitor’s passport and travel historyProof of the visitor’s job, business or study back homeBank statements for the visitor and any sponsorSponsor’s ID, address and immigration statusDetails of the visit and where the visitor will stay
Common questions
Usually up to six months per visit. Longer-term visit visas of 2, 5 or 10 years are available in some cases.
Most refusals happen because the Home Office is not satisfied the visitor will return home, or because finances are not clearly shown. Good evidence makes a big difference.
Yes. We review the refusal reasons and prepare a stronger fresh application.
This page is general information, not legal advice. Contact us for advice on your situation.
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